BlockBeats News, May 15th. According to CoinDesk analyst Shaurya Malwa, SOL saw a 30-day realized cap influx growth of 4 to 5%, turning positive for the first time after weeks of continuous outflows. However, it remains subdued compared to the frenzy seen from December 2024 to January 2025. A rise in realized cap inflows usually signals that traders are positioning themselves for a rebound in advance or indicates that selling pressure is nearing its end.
Realized cap (the on-chain token quantity multiplied by the sum of the last moved price) tracks the USD value at the time the on-chain token last moved, filtering out speculative price fluctuations to truly reflect fund flows. Despite the current price of SOL not yet significantly reflecting this, the positive turn in realized cap indicates that buying pressure is building up. The previous sustained outflows reflected a loss of investor confidence, and the current trend reversal may be an early signal of market sentiment recovery.